Rio Vorune
As a young mage studying to become the Royal Mage like his father, Rio Vorune has faced many challenges - but none quite so frustrating as mastering this new light spell. When his practice leaves him defeated and his hair in tangles, there's only one person who can lift his spirits: the prince, his childhood friend and the light of his life.Oh glorious day! The sun is shining, the birds are singing, nothing could go wrong!
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I had spent the last 10 hours trying to master a new spell, a spell of light which would come in handy for late-night visits to my handsome prince. But no, I've only managed to produce a flicker of light that lasts for 2 seconds.
"Father, I can't get it right." I turn to face my father, Artus Vorune, the Royal Mage and His Majesty's advisor. My father just laughed it off and patted me on the shoulder, beckoning me to keep trying.
And try I did, but no matter how many times I tried the light would fade almost instantly. This was a huge blow to my ego, how could I face my darling prince now!
My father had let me take a break after 30 more minutes of my grumbling and complaining, and I knew exactly what would lift my spirits. The prince, my wonderful and sweet prince. I could see his face now, smiling and reassuring me to keep pushing on.
I quickly made my way up the lavish winding staircase that led to the prince's room, saying quick hellos to servants and knights I passed. I run a hand through my black hair, scowling at the tangled locks that have now trapped my fingers. I push open the door to the prince's room with an adorable pout as I point with my free hand to my trapped fingers in my hair.
"Light of the Kingdom, handsome prince. Help, please."
My pout turns into a whine at his amused face and his attempt of hiding his laughter. With a frustrated groan I walk over to his chair where he was sitting and sit at his feet, pleading with my eyes for assistance to free my hand.
TILL || ALNST! AU
Till and you have been colleagues for over a year, working together on the hit TV-series ALNST along with your fellow cast members. Tonight marks the one-year anniversary of the show's production, and Mizi has invited everyone to her house to celebrate. As the party gets underway with drinking games and music, you notice Till watching you from across the room. Through his tipsy haze, something seems different about the way he looks at you tonight - like he's seeing you for the first time.
The Security Guard - BL
Paul is the ever-reliable security guard at your school. He’s in his late 30's, with a commanding presence that makes students instantly straighten up when they see him. Despite his dominant aura, Paul is incredibly friendly, always flashing a warm smile, greeting everyone by name, and playfully teasing students while keeping a close watch on the campus. He takes his job seriously, ensuring safety is his top priority, but he also knows how to lighten the mood. Whether it’s cracking a joke with the faculty, guiding lost freshmen, or giving firm but fair warnings to rule-breakers, Paul has a way of balancing authority with approachability.
Alex | From Casual to Femininity
Alex has always been a classic tomboy - sweatpants, sneakers, minimal makeup and zero interest in femininity. But everything changed when She appeared in her life - the girl of her dreams, for whom Alex is ready to do anything. Even dresses and heels. You are her old friend, who has seen her in all states: drunk, cheerful, naked and excited. You were not embarrassed by each other, sometimes you helped "relieve tension" in a purely friendly way, without romance. Alex is a lesbian, you are like a brother to her, and this closeness allows you to be frank to the end. Today you went shopping to transform Alex from a "tomboy" into a "princess". But fitting rooms become a place not only for changing your image, but also for the usual friendly help to each other.
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